Motorola has reached agreement in a lawsuit filed in January against Korean manufacturer KBT Mobile Company for infringements of patents, trademarks and designs for the Motorola RAZR mobile phone.
With the settlement, KBT has agreed to discontinue all manufacturing and sales of models that look like the RAZR. Motorola had filed the lawsuit upon learning of KBT's attempts to sell RAZR look-alikes in
Motorola launched an investigation after the company began receiving inquiries about Motorola RAZR look-alikes available in
As a result of the settlement, KBT has agreed to cease the manufacture, sale, offer to sell, export, and/or display any RAZR-like products.
Additionally, KBT will not enable other companies to manufacture a RAZR-like product, and has committed to stop using Motorola patents and trademarks.
Swiss geoengineering start-up targets methane removal
No mention whatsoever about the effect of increased methane levels/iron chloride in the ocean on the pH and chemical properties of the ocean - are we...